Join the 2026 MSU Regenerative Agriculture Series
The six-session virtual series is designed to support farmers, landowners, conservation partners and agricultural professionals in advancing regenerative practices.
What’s happening: Michigan State University Extension and the MSU Center for Regenerative Agriculture are presenting the 2026 Regenerative Agriculture Winter Webinar, a six-session virtual series designed to support farmers, landowners, conservation partners and agricultural professionals in advancing regenerative practices across Michigan landscapes.
About the series: This six-part series will explore innovative practices that restore soil health, improve water quality, and enhance farm resilience across Michigan landscapes. Each session will feature expert insights into key aspects of regenerative agriculture. Each topic is a deep dive into Regenerative practices to answer your questions about how to move your farm toward more sustainable practices. The Feb. 10 session, for example, will focus on grazing in cropping systems. Participants will learn how integrating livestock into cropping systems can improve soil health and reduce feed costs. For a full schedule, go here.
When: The free webinar series will take place from 6 p.m. – 7 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays in February. The webinar series is free to attend. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with specialists and take away strategies for applying regenerative principles in their own operations.
To register: Register for the 2026 MSU Regenerative Agriculture Winter Webinar.
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